Some effort by Rhasidat. Watched it in the Shelbourne Bar in Cork and the place was *bouncing*. What a star.

Gav doing his job, but he’s one of the very best at it.

In the corridors of the Stade de France, we made a small presentation to great Sean McGoldrick at his last Olympics, on his last weekend of work before retirement. One of the true gentlemen of the press box.

Botswana deserve a gold medal for best track jacket. A beaut.

If you didn’t catch it earlier, RTÉ’s end-of-Games montage was absolute magic.

Well that was a fun two weeks...if you have a minute or 5 have a gawk at my closing montage for RTE

Gavan Casey Declan McKeown is a montage artist, amongst other things. 👨🏻‍🎨

Brilliant interview between Hannah Looney and Valerie Wheeler. Some Rian O’Neill love, Cork’s desire to become a generational team, bungee-jumping off the Shandon Bells, and trying to rope Paul and Fintan into the celebrations — all in 90 seconds! 🔴⚪️

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My mum’s new venture. So proud of her.

🚨Tickets on sale tomorrow morning 🚨 No bigger sporting rivalry than Dublin v Kerry and I’m coming for the stoppage Let’s get as many dubs there as possible 📆September 20th 📍3Arena Dublin Link for tickets 🎫 ticketmaster.ie/event/1800610E… Share this post

Cork's LA-based boxing star KING CALLUM WALSH speaks to Gavan Casey ahead of his first ever professional bout in Ireland: a 20 September headliner at the 3Arena. the42.ie/callum-walsh-9…

Fun chat with KING CALLUM WALSH on his brief stopover ahead of his headliner at the 3Arena on 20 September (on sale now, Ticketmaster). Dublin barbers blowing up his DMs, connecting with sceptical MMA fans, and potentially spectacular ring-walk plans👇 the42.ie/callum-walsh-9…

Absolute joy of a podcast. One of the very few for which I’ll just sit down and listen to it on the couch like a freak.

That new Fontaines album won’t just hold your hand through the piercing gloom of winter but boot your arse into the spring. It’s one of the best Irish albums I can remember.

World champion 🥇 He’s done it again!!!!

Probably one of my favourite things about Paul O’Donovan is how he puts his hand over his heart for the anthem — which is something we don’t typically do. He plays it down so much but that man loves winning gold medals for Ireland.